October 23, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A butte with a view
• Bear that attacked runner ID’d
• Bend man who was stabbed in Ecuador still in critical condition
• Bend plans to revise its traffic fix for 97/Cooley
• Calendar
• Carp to be removed, turned into compost
• Ceremony honors Fort Lewis medic
• Constructive recruitment
• Cousin who knew about ricin receives 2 years of probation
• Crook County forum is today
• Deschutes reconsiders destination resort map
• Discarded ashes spark La Pine fire
• District 54 race sets money record
• Fall is in the air
• Feds want to open geothermal sites
• Gresham toddler shot while sleeping in crib
• Half-scenic? Designation of Bowman Dam affects power plans
• Halsey mom to return ‘Bunny Suicides’ book
• Hearing on wedding venues draws crowd
• 5 hopefuls left in race for Redmond council
• 3 locals among state’s top teenage drivers
• Man kills self after bank robbery, officers say
• McCain uses Biden’s words to say rival ‘invites testing from the world’
• Medford man accused of sexual corruption
• NeighborImpact seeks volunteers
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend Fire Runs and Pets
• ODOT gets input on Highway 97 project
• Redmond City Council forum
• Reward offered in horse shooting case
• Sandy first Oregon city to ban novelty lighters
• State to get $4M from Pfizer over ads
• Surgery abroad
• Survivor recalls his diet of bugs
• 4 survivors found in life raft in cold water off of Alaska
• Suterra likely to relocate to Juniper Ridge
• 166 witnesses lined up for Medford pair’s trial
• Wu, in election race, stands against LNG
• 88-year-old woman dies in house fire

BUSINESS

• AIG to suspend executive payouts
• Amazon profit soars
• Boeing profit dives 38% amid strike
• Business Calendar
• Constructive recruitment
• Deschutes reconsiders destination resort map
• Do your due diligence before seeking help from a debt-settlement company
• Feds want to open geothermal sites
• Half-scenic? Designation of Bowman Dam affects power plans
• High-tech help is on the way for older adults
• Homebuilders get downbeat report
• McDonald’s reports 11% jump in profit
• Merck restructuring, closing Seattle facility
• News of Record: Permits
• PremierWest Bancorp earnings fall 68%
• Redmond travelers now can Sleep Inn
• Samsung withdraws its $5.9B SanDisk bid
• Spend to save: Consumers are shifting habits
• Suterra likely to relocate to Juniper Ridge
• U.S. will host world summit on economy
• Wachovia reports massive losses

SPORTS

• A drastic fall for Willingham
• Antlerless elk hunts continue in Prineville/Ochoco district
• Autumn's fury on a fly rod
• Baseball Scoreboard
• Beavers get a bye after first road win
• Blackhawks end Oilers’ 4-game winning streak with 3-0 victory
• Blake advances at Swiss Indoors
• Blazers top Clippers, 87-75
• Favre denies giving info to use vs. Pack
• Fish Lake
• Fly-tying corner
• Holmgren tries to defuse 49ers’ rumors
• Hunting and Fishing Events Calendar
• Lava Bears end IMC play with a victory
• M’s hire new GM
• October is good time for browns on Paulina
• On the Air
• Phillies shut down Rays, take Game 1 of World Series
• Prep Scoreboard
• Redmond boys take third in CVC meet
• Steelhead angling could improve on Lower Deschutes
• Storm girls hoops tryouts are set
• Summit grad posts strong finish
• 2009 Tour to climax on Mont Ventoux
• Trail lovers, rejoice: Mild, sunny weekend in the forecast
• Who will start at QB? Ducks are not saying
• Young sensations

OBITS

• Builder’s life masked WWII achievements
• Evelyn Sempier, Miss America in pre-TV 1954
• Sister Emmanuelle remembered in Paris

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Donald Clarence Corson
• Irene D. Peck
• Jackie Marie (Shadley) Barnett

NATION & WORLD

• A conservative push for more traditional texts
• Atheists plan ads on side of London buses
• Beetle invasion is threatening New England trees – and jobs
• Border fence may impact culture for families
• Britain widens scope for stem cell research
• Builder’s life masked WWII achievements
• College Board unveils new test for 8th-graders
• Donors boost Georgia with $4.5 billion in aid
• Evelyn Sempier, Miss America in pre-TV 1954
• Even good news fails to cheer the markets
• Feds want to open geothermal sites
• Iraqi dog arrives at new home with U.S. soldier, at long last
• Kick-boxing farewell kills Japanese sailor
• Majority in California oppose gay marriage ban, poll finds
• Medication-linked deaths set a record
• Mexico arrests leading drug figure
• Ohio officer suspended over mustache length
• Palin’s wardrobe may hurt image
• Panel recommends vaccine for smokers
• Peace Corps returns to Liberia after absence
• Sex, drugs and lit: Library-goers are checking out urban fiction
• Sister Emmanuelle remembered in Paris
• 2 small planes collide in the air in Colorado
• ‘Stressful’ deliberations begin in Stevens case
• Study: Potential of immigrants unmet
• 241 U.S. service members killed in Lebanon in 1983
• With economy swooning, cost of college seems more daunting

FEATURES

• Choose a better Medicare drug plan
• Despite a bad rap, yolks have nutritional benefits
• Dig in! Dark chocolate’s heart benefits revealed
• For survivors of a layoff, guilt and more
• Health Datebook
• Healthy halo
• New guidelines for physical activity
• Now is a cool time to visit Arizona park
• OHSU study finds insured parents, uninsured kids
• Scale isn’t the only gauge of progress
• Selenium deficiency can cause flu virus to worsen, study shows
• Ski conditioning: Ball curl
• Surgery abroad
• The other identity theft
• To eat what you want, keep your body in gear
• U.S. birth rates
• You can snooze on ice at Sweden getaway

ENTERTAINMENT

• Braxton gets ‘Dancing’ boot
• Community Datebook
• Concert at Silver Moon tonight canceled
• Despite a bad rap, yolks have nutritional benefits
• Hough hospitalized
• McDonald’s reports 11% jump in profit
• 3 men sue Lohan over wild ride in SUV
• NWX Harvest Fest in Bend on Saturday
• People
• Pocket guide gives detailed look at butterflies, moths
• Redmond travelers now can Sleep Inn

OPINION

• Pass FLAME Act
• Prineville city manager’s firing complicates hiring
• Voters should oppose both Measure 57 and Measure 61

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Bend plans to revise its traffic fix for 97/Cooley
• ODOT gets input on Highway 97 project